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The term Zionist is neither openly stated or implied in any part of the Torah, nor does the Torah specify any "most evil creation". Therefore, it is improper to say that Hashem makes any pronouncements about Zionism and whether or not it is good or evil. A number of Rabbis and Jewish Leaders who themselves oppose Zionism and/or the State of Israel like to inject God into their own passionate statements in order to strengthen them, even if they have no scriptural citations.
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What do you call someone that loves god?
Ohev et hashem
In What religion do they call the holy book Torah?
Judaism.
What do you call the traditional Jews?
Orthodox Jews or Torah Jews.
What event sparked the call for the creation of a Jewish homeland in Palestine?
There was no particular issue that caused Zionism as a movement. Theodor Herzl, the founder of the movement, was motivated quite strongly by the Dreyfus Affair in France. Other Zionists were motivated by other rationales or events. The worldwide (Non-Jewish) community finally embraced the Jewish Right to a State after the realization of how extensive the Holocaust was.
What is the name of the first part of the Hebrew Bible?
The Jews call it the Torah.
What do Jews and Muslims call God?
Muslims call God "Allah." Jews have many names for God but in daily conversation, the most used title is "HaShem," while in prayer, we call Him by the title of Adonai (my Lord).
Where did kosher start?
"Kosher" is what the Jewish people call those types of food that the Torah permits. The Torah was given during the lifetime of Moses, from God, in the Sinai wilderness.See also:More about the laws of keeping kosher
What do you call the first five books in the old testament?
The Torah, if I'm not mistaken.
What do you call the first half of the bible?
old testament, if your a Jew its called the Torah
What happens in a religious ceremony in the synagogue?
A synagogue is a place of prayer for Juws. First, one should know that religious faith can not, and is not limited to the four walls of the synagogue. As it is said "בכל דרכך דעהו" ("In all thy ways acknowledge Him", Proverbs ,3,6). Prayer is only one of many ways. So the question really is how by prayer one can express his religious faith? Jewish prayer is a combination between words and Cavana (meaning, intention. The more important part is the Cavana, as Hazal (Aicient rabbis) said: "Prayer with no intention is like a body with no soul". This means that one should first understand and deepen more and more his understanding in the word he says. Most important is to reach the main part of the prayer in the knowledge the you are speaking to Hashem (G-O-D) because you are so close to him now like a son to his father. As it is said "מלא כל הארץ כבודו" ("the whole earth is full of His glory", Isaiah, 6,3) Some of the main concepts of Jewdaism faith that are referred to in prayer are: - Hashem (G-O-D) is the G-O-D of our ancestors and has freed them from slavery (some 3500 years ago). - Hashem (G-O-D) is one. - Hashem created our world, is present in our world and is concerned for our world. - One should be tankful to Hashem for all the good deeds he does. - Hashem answers all how trully call him. - All Jew must follow the rules of the Torah so they will be close to Hashem and Hashem will give them his Blessing and if not they will be punished.
Can a Jewish person call on their dead relatives through a medium?
the Torah forbids that practice.
What do aborigines call their story of creation?
The word aborigines mean any original people that lived in any area. If you mean Australian aborigines they call the time of creation Dreamtime.
